... WVINDSOR, WEDNESDAY EVFNING. Everything has been very quiet at the Castle to-day, The Duke anid Dueliess of Norfolk aund Lady Miary Hloward have taken their leave of her afjesty and returned to London. lis Excellency the Baron Brunow has returned to town. t Lord Alorpeth, the chief oommissioner of the Woods and Forests, after having ijoined the Master of the Horse in the inspection of some ...

... H'IIE GREAiiT' 13BRITAIN. LiVvr'OOL, WEDXESDAY, SEPT. 30.-TIre following letter from Lieutellant losker, tie commander ot the Great Britain, has been posted in the public news rooms to-day:- 1 Great Britain Steam-ship, Sept. D. ' Dear Sir-By the tog I seud Mr. Smiith, with all the cargo she call take. A few packlages may be touched with the fresh water, but I trust not damiaged. All the ...

... IR.ISH J)ISTlRiESS andlt IRISH RAILI AYS. In iot I T('1if i' t requiitefion , IIbich was ?? and T.SltT If 1;1iNe ii , TletL Lcrd Mllyfrconvenliet ?? of tile ciTiz, II, it DIthoib il on idoy, lit thle Roya Eeli iii Cli for the' pal p), Of ot ppIyi~n, to thle 10ovt raI TTeit til ?? Mone y, lf %oay ol lioa, to such Irish rafivaN cooM ai canl otfvr w,oi i T rv eet urity for such loan, ?? I'to ...

... TIlE POOR RElJOVAL ACT. i The following important document has been isue poor-lawv cotntisisiol ers:- I r I Poor-law Comnmission Office, Stnerst II0L 20th October, 1846. Sir-I am directed by the Poor-law Cin,mmaitSiionf state, that in consequence of various iroqtiiri iltl Iecr ri as to the construction of the late R 1u1ziil Act, Xii, Vic., c. 66, they have deemed it rigrht to io ll-t tle ...

... - We subijoin the official documents referred to under this head in the llorning Chronicle of Thursday. The cre- dential letter presented by Mr. Hood from Lord Aber. r deen is as follows:- TO HIIS EXCEL.LENCY SENOR ARANA, &a. r Sir-The Queen, my Sovereign, being sinecrely desir- S ous of rernoving every cause of misunderstandfing between i her government and the government of the Argentine ...

... jhe iJATE PLERIL of t/le GREAT WESTERN S TE A MER. lp M THE NEEw TrORE C'OURTR ANDl ENQU2IRERt olt EURiOPE EXTRA, SEPT.30,1 Thle follinwit1 is thel detailed account of the terrible s~torin neotrittred'r' fly the Great Western, of Which We have given All abtritet in our regrular edition :- ,iSotflriRts , Sept. 12, 184O.-The steama ship Grea! Wes- ttirn, B. It. Mathews, Es~q , co minlttter, ...

... |HE'S MAJESTY'S VlIS'IT to HATFIELD |1HOUSE. l H1ATFIED, TitURSDAY NI..IT.-The anticipated visit Of her Majesty aind the 1'rirrve Consort to Hatfield Ho0use, there to honour the Marquesis of Salisbury by their RItO2Ust presence for two days, gave occasion to a roost loyal display ?? the small town of H~atfield. At an eairly hour thle ?? was rife weitit a busy population, ?? decoratingp tfhe ...

... A [FRtOX THLE SOUTH AFRICAN COMMErRCIAL ADVER- fi TISER oF AUGUST 19.3 CAllE TowN, AuG. 19. 51' The Infest intelligence from hlead quarters is dated 7th t't, August. Thle forces, estimsted at 3,000 infantry rind 2,000 vi horse, were moving in three columns on that district of tin rugged country, at tire sources of thle Buffalo, rherotie the main strength of tire Girika Kitrirs is ?? to be coi- ...

... ,- VUL INVTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTIH, OCT. D. Schip St. l'incent, 120, cairryintg the broad f, (onimodore Sir F.reenCis Collier, ?? anchored oi 0 sry Iismorning. SIoon afte~r tin O'clock, Tark Chres-ig'e, thle Commniiitder-firtClhk'f, tic- Chatst (ltds, C.B1., of thle lExiellett, and a~'~off to tilt St. 'Vintcentt, ;Nj h, his fliig Ii L rl' ?? to iaspetit ber, and ottgrat- ttluodore antl the ...

... THE MORNING CHROOICLE. LONDON: .SATURDAY, OCTOBBI? 17, 1846. If the QUC 2,2s Ministers continue unconvinced of the necessity of instantly abolishing all artificial aggravations of a calamity against which they have al~eady invoked both the prayers of the Church and certain extreme powers of the State, they will soon find themselves standing alone in their appreciation of public perils, and ...

... DISTRIBUT7I)O Of ithe EALST IX5DJ.A awed CHLIV,1 SQ UADIW0AS. glie its rid is Imi sat tii:t tiec Ily heo 're ill af is a- o- 72,) Captitni IV. 11l. Johunstone, with the I filg of Ih ar Ad- miril Sir Thosta.l Cochnanie tie coliin ler iut iii l if; the ,Vestal, 26, Cap~t. Chalrles Talbot ; tie i):edi>.u, 21, C;mtpt. P'eter I'Qiiltae ; ftbs Ringdove, 1IC Cenittitii tr Sir W~il- .liam lhoste, ...

... LONDON ROYAL MI2ARITIME 1vSTI- TUTI'1ON.I zti- _+ iit ?? 7lefijrtfifth anniversary dinner of the Royal Maritime ~tv' In1stituatioti, for relief of decayed nliiter ttarilesrs, took place whyestrrv (evnincE at the Loendii Tavern, Bishops- ?? cate-sitret. J. Thowson Ihatinsy, jun., Esq., presided. ?? 'The ticile ais turnished sellw lil tilt' delicacies ii tle seasoll, alld tie wines were of the ...